Abstract
Abstract: Wireless communications involves the transfer of voiceand data without a cable or wires. It uses orthogonal frequencydivision multiplexing, also known as a multicarrier transmission technique. In multiple input multiple output (MIMO) wireless communication (4G and 5G technologies), channel estimation is crucial. Multiple antennas are used at both the transmit and receive sides ofa MIMO system to increase spectral efficiency and reliability. In 5G channel estimation is performed to improve the accuracy of the received signal. Least-squares estimation is a cheap method with relatively large channel estimationerrors, but it is supported in this work by using a new channel estimation method that leverages deep learning. LS (least squares) and MMSE (minimum mean squared error) are two popular traditional approaches to channel estimation, but deep learning provides much more accurate results than previous channel estimation methods.
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